Daniel Davis is a multi talented therapist who works with many modalities. He is compassionate, supportive and loves what he does. If you are looking for an innovative therapist I highly recommend Daniel Davis. read more

I have been seeing Dan for a year and 4 months. I have seen multiple types of therapists, therapists that specialize in cognitive behavioral therapy, therapists that specialize in trauma reduction, such as EMDR, and IFS. Of all the therapists I've seen Dan is one of the best. I have been going through a major challenge that has been going on for almost 2 years, when I started working with Dan, I was frustrated, had already tried to see 3 therapists and nothing seemed to work. I would leave with no relief and mostly frustration. Around then a friend referred Dan. I was pretty skeptical but I was also desperate so I gave Dan a chance. I am so glad I did! Dan has been working with me in a process called Psy-K, a process of body and emotional balancing. The same personal challenge is going on in my life, a relationship I was in that was extremely important to me has recently ended and general stress has increased, however I have more serenity, peace, gratitude and happiness today than I did before. Dan's work is the basis of that. If you are struggling with finding a good therapist and are experiencing pain or discomfort in your life, I strongly suggest seeing Dan and the Psy-K process. read more

Daniel has truly been a gift in my life! He is patient, kind, empathetic and incredibly dedicated to helping his clients. I have seen only two therapists and Daniel has far exceeded what my expectations were in seeking therapy. He is passionate, educated, supportive and has vast knowledge of various methods/strategies to help you overcome your individual struggles/trauma. He has helped educate and guide me in my search to be a better human being. As a therapist, he has the highest level of integrity and always puts my needs as a client, first. If you are struggling, ready to dig deep and work on yourself, Dan will help you commit to making changes to better your life. You have to be willing and ready to do the work. I trust Dan implicitly and trust isn't something that comes easy to me. read more

Dan is a natural healer and coach. His patience and empathy greatly assist when he works with you. He has helped me through guided meditation, Psych-K, and EFT. I am more aware and in tune with myself. He is very compassionate and knowledgeable. He provides resources and information that have allowed me to really grow and evolve as a person. read more

Highly recommended!! Daniel is consistently polite and professional and really know his stuff. I saw him for Psych-K many times for different issues. I always feel like we are getting to the root of an issue and clearing it out. He creates such a warm welcoming environment I feel like I can come to him about anything and he will help me through it. read more

Do not see this person if you can help it. Initially he seemed to be helpful but I had this nagging feeling (and probably reading his body language/behavior) that his objective is to get a patient "better" as soon as humanly possible. Meaning, healing at his pace and not the patient. Furthermore, he likes to relay how many professionals he has trained under and his accomplishments. I had no idea who these people were and it came across like he was tooting his own horn. His personality is not what I would call warm and welcoming. He is incredibly practical which for some would work but not for me. I need someone who is able to give empathy and be okay with the fact that if a patient isn't on your timetable. Therapy in general requires a lot of hard work and you need a person that you feel very comfortable with to get through some really painful stuff. Lastly, the way he conducts himself on the business end of things is sub par. You walk into his office and all he has are two chairs, a copier, and boxes filled with patient files. This does not exactly scream professional. Another patients records were in my folder and he began to discuss matters that did not pertain to me. He does not give patients a bill so a few months into it, he said you owe $$$$ and I need to charge your credit card. The amount he came up with did not make sense to me and he became very defensive when I inquired about a break down. I know from both professional and personal experience that medical bills have mistakes on them. He kept calling me for payment and leaving me voice mails like "I don't understand what the problem is, you owe me $$$$." Had he been proactive/organized about medical billing (a necessary component of health care) this crap wouldn't have happened but sadly, he views it as me trying to get out of paying. I just wanted to make sure we were on the same financial page. I also caught him trying to get me to pay for services he didn't bill to the insurance company yet. This is a violation of his contract with my insurance company and perhaps other applicable laws. read more

Mainly he seemed to want to control the process, get on with the process of "fixing" me, and not bother with what I had to say. I got the sense that he does not like clients who are informed or who question the institution of therapy. He was visibly irritated and defensive, and seemingly eager to dismiss whatever I had to say about my prior therapy experience, something which is highly charged and complex. But a competent and confident therapist should invite that sort of discourse. I liked some of what he had to say about getting to the root of things, and not coddling the client and not encouraging them to carry on for months with endless talk therapy. But without establishing trust and safety and "first do no harm", I couldn't see how we'd ever get there, and my gut sense was that danger lurked here. Felt too much like therapy via hammer blows. read more

Daniel Davis is a skilled psychotherapist whom I have referred many clients. Every client I have referred has reported significant success and improvement in their lives. He is highly skilled and trained in EMDR, Affect Management Skills Training, and Psych K for those interested in one or all of these modalities of treatment. He is known for his high degree of patience, knowledge, and professionalism. read more

Over the years I've heard of other people's negative experiences with their therapists, and I could never relate. Daniel Davis has been absolutely vital in my recovery process. I may've been snuffed out by a suicidal impulse early on in my life if it weren't for the voice of reason in that Victorian house. I was taught how to circumnavigate the pitfalls of my own defects, and he was consistently available to offer helpful truth. At times I disliked what he had to say, but it's because this man has the courage to say what's real and what's true, but only when I seemed ready for it. How else could we change or grow unless our delusions were plucked from us? Do we want to learn how to dream better, or do we want to wake up? A very wise and compassionate man, and extremely intelligent. Whatever your problems are, chances are Daniel Davis can help you. read more

As a fellow psychotherapist, I can say with confidence that I would recommend Daniel! He is thoughtful, thorough (as a good therapist should be) and really cares about your healing more than his own agenda. I great fit for an open-minded client who is looking for a way to advance their healing on all levels - emotional, physical, spiritual, etc. read more

Daniel Davis has been an incredible help to me. Whenever I need sage grounded advice, he is the one I call on. He has insight and intuition that is always on target. I can always count on his wisdom to guide me. I have utilized his knowledge in career counseling and his Psych K enabled me to get neutral about something that had previously been highly charged and stuck for me. Dan has a huge level of integrity and I trust him completely. I highly recommend him if you need support in taking your life to the next level. read more

Daniel Davis is an exceptionally talented Therapist to whom I have referred several clients for therapy and consultation regarding their mental health needs. I trust his judgment and expertise completely. He is well trained, knowledgeable, committed to continuing his education and growth in the field and he is highly intuitive and compassionate. He is trained and effective in the use of EMDR, Psych K and a variety of other treatment modalities. Daniel brings a strong balance of expertise in both short and long term treatment. Above all, his professionalism, moral character, and integrity are without question. I, as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, will continue referring clients to Daniel knowing with certainty that they will receive the highest quality of care. read more

Daniel Davis is an excellent, compassionate psychotherapist. I have referred a number of clients to him He listens well, and has creative suggestions that help people to become their true selves. read more

Daniel is a highly skilled, caring and compassionate therapist. He takes his work seriously and has a great deal of passion for for helping others increase their experience of wellbeing. He is skilled in Affect Management, Career Counseling and Psych-K. I have had the benefit of his work and highly recommend him to others as a competent, wise and caring therapist. read more

Daniel was a referral by a friend's therapist, who knew I was seeking an LMFT who does EMDR therapy. But when I read Doug P's Yelp review, I was somewhat skeptical as-to whether or not Daniel would prove helpful. But I gave it a shot, and sure enough, Doug P's assessment turned out to be true - he regularly interrupted, seemed to want to control the process, and unnecessarily discussed and quoted "leading authorities" on various areas of psychology Daniel had a penchant for. However, I continued with him for 6 months, because at the outset, I let Daniel know of my concern for his doing these little unnecessary diatribes, and he would not do them for a good while at the onset, but in the last several months, I've had to remind him at least 4 times to stop interrupting me and going off on these virtual 'lectures' about what such-and-such expert he liked had written about what I was going through. The final straw came when I was attempting to share something pivotal to my recovery, and he interrupted yet again, and included some New Age nonsense that was as moralistic as any fundamentalist's point-of-view, stating that my struggles were "a sacred gift, that the Universe/God has given you to bring you to your truest self." My struggles included having gone through 15 years of child abuse, so regarding these very unhappy events in my life as a 'sacred gift', was enough for me to want to tell Daniel off in the session, were I given enough time/space there to actually do-so. Instead, I phoned and ended our 'therapeutic' relationship then-and-there, and I never want to see this man for any reason, ever again. Oddly, the EMDR work he did, related to my PTSD from an abusive childhood, was genuinely helpful - truly. This was what kept me in treatment with Daniel for so long - for as long as he didn't say anything outlandish as he did at the end, nor interrupt (and thus disrupt) the flow of a quality session, we did excellent work together. Indeed, he referred me to a wonderful spiritual group that is currently doing some personal-growth work around forgiveness, in an atmosphere I'm comfortable with, namely, using the more ancient sayings of Jesus, rather than worshipping the Christ. He also referred me into a tremendous 12-step recovery group for folks suffering from abuse, and more. So, this was a most unfortunate experience to have so much good be wasted because of his inability to utilize adequate social/clinical skills in this setting. read more